Welcome to our Tech When Collaborative Wiki

Question!, by Stefan Baudy.
Available under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic License.

Collaborative Group Members

• Jen Goldberg
• Suzanne Mathews
• Alissa Rosellini
• Pam McCuen

Introduction to Our Project

TechWhen is a collaborative sharing of knowledge that outlines when and why a variety of technology applications can be effective tools for teaching and learning in school library media centers or school communities as a whole.

Table of Contents

01. Microblogging

02. Blogs

03. Chat and Text Messaging

04. Backchannels

05. Video

06. Audio

07. Social Bookmarking

08. Digital Storytelling

09. Screencasts

10. Google Documents

11. Google Research Tools

12. Wikis

13. Real-Time Conversation Tools

14. Social Networking

"In the nonstop tsunami of global information, librarians provide us with floaties and teach us how to swim." - Linton Weeks